wonder /wunˈdər/

1. The state of mind produced by something new, unexpected or extraordinary, amazement, awe or bafflement
2. Admiration (obsolete)
3. The quality of being strange, unexpected or awesome
4. A strange, astonishing or admirable thing or happening, a marvel
5. A prodigy
6. A miracle
7. A sweet friedcake, a cruller (US)

Notable for accomplishing marvels, as in wonder drug, wonderwoman, wonderboy

1. To feel wonder
2. To be surprised, as in shouldn't wonder if she won
3. To be amazed (with at)
4. To speculate (with about)
5. To feel doubt

1. To speculate, to ask oneself (with noun clause or direct quotation)
2. Used to introduce polite requests or inquiries

wonˈdered or wondˈred adjective (obsolete)

1. Marvellous
2. Having performed, or able to perform, wonders (Shakespeare)

wonˈderer noun

wonˈderful adjective

1. Causing wonder
2. Strange, extraordinary
3. Expressing vague commendation, admirable, splendid (informal)

Wonderfully

wonˈderfully adverb

wonˈderfulness noun

wonˈdering noun and adjective

wonˈderingly adverb

wonˈderment noun

1. Awed surprise
2. An expression of wonder
3. A wonderful thing
4. The quality of being wonderful

wonˈdrous, also (old) wonˈderous adjective

Such as to cause wonder, wonderful, strange or awesome

1. Strangely, wonderfully
2. Exceedingly

wonˈdrously adverb

wonˈdrousness noun

Wonˈderbra® noun

An underwired bra with side padding, designed to give uplift and a more conspicuous cleavage

wonˈderland noun

1. An imaginary place full of marvels, fairyland
2. A scene of strange unearthly beauty

wonˈdermonger noun

1. A wonder-worker
2. Someone who talks garrulously of wonders, esp incredible ones

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